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* BerserkButton: It appears as though numerous things elicit her anger, but stealing her food or interfering with eating appears to be a big trigger for Patty's rage.
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* HairTriggerTemper: She's aggressive and prone to emotional outburst, which often doesn't bode well for the people around her. At the end of season two, [[spoiler: she's shown to be a straight-up guiltless murderer.]]
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* HairTriggerTemper: She's aggressive and prone to emotional outburst, which often doesn't bode well for the people around her. At the end of season two, [[spoiler: she's shown to be she doesn't realize that the difference between villain and simply a straight-up guiltless murderer.]]killer vigilante is despite the fact that her hair trigger is only triggered by those who hurt her loved ones.
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* FreudianExcuse: Years of bullying and severe self-esteem issues didn't do wonders for her mind, turning her into a revenge-driven borderline psycho who can only barely hide it on her best days. She also seems to suffer abandonment issues from an absent father and neglectful, alcoholic mother, explaining her sudden attachment to Bob Armstrong.
* GoodGirlGoneBad: Patty spent most of her childhood being ostracized (due to her heaviness and self-esteem issues) and thus didn't have many opportunities for romance. Once she loses the weight, she becomes a lot more promiscuous and flirty.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Averted. Though she appears to be sweet at first, later episodes show her to be a lot more twisted than she initially lets on.
* GoodGirlGoneBad: Patty spent most of her childhood being ostracized (due to her heaviness and self-esteem issues) and thus didn't have many opportunities for romance. Once she loses the weight, she becomes a lot more promiscuous and flirty.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Averted. Though she appears to be sweet at first, later episodes show her to be a lot more twisted than she initially lets on.
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* FreudianExcuse: Years of bullying and severe self-esteem issues didn't do wonders for her mind, turning her into a revenge-driven borderline psycho who can only barely hide it on her best days. She also seems to suffer abandonment issues from an absent father and neglectful, alcoholic mother, explaining her sudden attachment to Bob Armstrong.
* GoodGirlGoneBad: Patty spent most of her childhood being ostracized (due to her heaviness and self-esteem issues) and thus didn't have many opportunities for romance. Once she loses the weight, she becomes a lot more promiscuous and flirty.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Averted. Though she appears to be sweet at first, later episodes show her to be a lot more twisted than she initially lets on.Armstrong
* GoodGirlGoneBad: Patty spent most of her childhood being ostracized (due to her heaviness and self-esteem issues) and thus didn't have many opportunities for romance. Once she loses the weight, she becomes a lot more promiscuous and flirty.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Averted. Though she appears to be sweet at first, later episodes show her to be a lot more twisted than she initially lets on.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Patty is unstable, erratic and prone to irrational rage when things don't go her way. Though some of this is likely to stem from her traumatic home life and the absence of her father, any specific mental disorders Patty has are unknown.
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* JerkassWoobie: Considering the fact that [[spoiler: he was an abuser]], it's hard to feel bad for him when [[spoiler: Patty manically beats him to death]].
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* JerkassWoobie: JerkassVictim: Considering the fact that [[spoiler: he was an abuser]], it's hard to feel bad for him when [[spoiler: Patty manically beats him to death]].
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* ButNotTooBlack: In-Universe. Magnolia is confused when she's asked to consider attending an all-black college, as she's mixed race and doesn't feel as though she fits in with either black or white people too well.
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* ButNotTooBlack: In-Universe. ChildOfTwoWorlds: Magnolia is confused when she's asked to consider attending an all-black college, as she's mixed race and doesn't feel as though she fits in with either black or white people too well.
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* BeautyContest: After giving up on modeling (as she claims "all the girls were dumb"), she's become quite a successful beauty queen, winning [[UnfortunateImplications Miss Bareback Buckaroo]] and even [[spoiler: beating out Patty in a pageant at the beginning of season two]].
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* BeautyContest: After giving up on modeling (as she claims "all the girls were dumb"), she's become quite a successful beauty queen, winning [[UnfortunateImplications Miss Bareback Buckaroo]] Buckaroo and even [[spoiler: beating out Patty in a pageant at the beginning of season two]].
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* BeautyContest: After giving up on modeling (as she claims "all the girls were dumb"), she's become quite a successful beauty queen, winning [[UnfortunateImplications Miss Bareback Buckaroo]] and even [[spoiler: beating out Patty in a pageant at the beginning of season two.
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* BeautyContest: After giving up on modeling (as she claims "all the girls were dumb"), she's become quite a successful beauty queen, winning [[UnfortunateImplications Miss Bareback Buckaroo]] and even [[spoiler: beating out Patty in a pageant at the beginning of season two.two]].
